Crystal River current., 1887-07-16
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES,

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on the Both.
Emperor Dom Pedro, of Brazil, has
sailed for Europe.
Five business blocks in Hurley, Wis,
burned Loss. 100000.
The brewery at Albuquerque was
burned few days ago.
The Prohibitionists of Delaware have
nominated State ticket.
The reduction of the public debt in
June was about s15,o0O,OOO.
1t is rumored that Secretary of
War Endicott will soon leave the Cabinet
| Paola, Kansas, had natural gas
celebration with a procession two miles
long.
The loss by the fire at Marshfield,
| Wisconsin, is placed at 81, 25O, 600, with
about $3.50, 900 insurance.
John Stetson, the well-known opera
manager, was married a few days ago to
crcus-rider in New York City.
A Union Pacific train in Wyoming
ran into a herd of cattle the other day
killing and manning fifty-seven of them.
| The Apaches have been driven back
to San Carlos reservation where they have
been captured. They will be tried there.
The yellow fever is reported to be
rapidly spreading at Key West. Out of
| forty-six cases to date nineteen have died
Four prisoners, one of whom was a
convicted murderer, kileda Deputy Sheriff
and escaped from the Jail at Mount Vernon
Mo.
The receipts of the government for
the year ending June 30 were from inter
nal revenue, lls,5oO,Ooo; from customs,
S21S, 100000.
| The followers of DR.. McGlynn in
New York have sent denunciation and
protest TO Rome against ecclesiastical in
reference in his case.
| Five judges and election clerks in
Baltimore have been sentenced to two
years in Jail and a sixth received 81 600 fine
additional. One of the party skipped and
others are yet to be tried.
| A. A. Talmage, Vice-President and
General Manager of the Wabash road died
at Peru, Indiana, while Oh his way to Lake
Erie for a yachting cruise.
DIR. McGlynn states that the Pope
is very anxious to have a diplomatic repre-
sentative accredited to and received by the
government at Washington.
The buildings of the Chicago Pack
ing & Provision Company at the Union
Stock Yards burned with their contents.
The loss is estimated at 81 100000.
Mrs. Langtry has renowned her al
legiance to Great Britain and taken out her
first papers, declaring her intention to be
come a citizen of the United States.
The President and Assistant Cashier
of the Fidelity Bank of Cincinnati have
had their bonds raised to 5000, 600 and $780,
600 respectively. They are both in jail.
A fire broke out the other day in
one of the big mines at Virginia City and
| it is feared that fifteen miners who were
imprisoned by the flames have persisted.
Fort Scott. Kansas. has struck gas
again and is correspondingly enthused
There are now twelve gas wells within a
mile and half of the heart of that city.
Governor Bodwell of Maine is taking
measures to strictly enforce the prohibitory
| law in that State against those who try to
sell under the United States revenue regu-
| ations.
The workmcn employed on the sew
ers and street improvements in Rochester,
New York, have struck for an advance in
| pay and nine hours. The action effects TO-
| 600 people.
1t is believed in Washington that
Secretary Lamar will certainly be appoint
| ed to the Supreme bench, and that Senator
| Colquitt, Georgia Prohibitionist, will sue
coed him in the Cabinet.
An earthquake shock, accompanied
| by the most prolonged roaring noise that
has been heard since the memorable shak-
ing of October of last year, startled the
people of SOmerville, s. c., Sunday morn
ing.
A New York afternoon paper says
Jake Sharp is dying, and that an effort will
be made to get his case out of court on the
ground that verdict either way would
kill him instantly. He suffers from heart
| troubles.
1t is stated that the Rev. DR.. Nc
Glynn intends to become Knight of La
Dor, and to work hereafter in the interest
of that organization, a part of his time at
least, with the view of disseminating his
land theories.
Eighteen French silk weavers who
were i'm ported BY Jersey City firm, have
been ordered back to France by Collector
Magone of New York under the law against
foreign contract labor. The importer will
| appeal for an injunction.
jeff Davis, in letter to local pa
paper, denies the authenticity of the letter